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Jill Siriann is a physical therapist and clinic director, shares her personal story of hitting rock bottom with burnout during the pandemic. She opens up about the immense pressure she felt, spreading herself too thin, and losing sight of her passion. She shares the turning point of realizing she still loved being a PT and working for ATI, so she dug deep to make changes. She shifted her mindset, practiced more self-care, set boundaries, and accessed mental health benefits. Jill emphasizes the...

Join us on this energizing episode of PT Pintcast as we sit down with AJ, the innovative founder of ELVT Movement and Adventure Retreats. With a mission to elevate humanity by enhancing how we breathe, move, and feel, AJ shares invaluable insights on overcoming a sedentary lifestyle. Discover how the principles of ELVT Movement have transformed lives, from professional athletes to children across the globe, and learn actionable tips that could revolutionize your health and wellness. Tune in to...

Kurt Gengenbacher discusses creating continuing education and development programs for physical therapists and how that helps them grow and develop. We cover assessing clinician skills and outcomes to guide training needs, the importance of communication with patients, and ensuring clinicians feel supported after graduating. Key topics include tailoring courses for various experience levels, setting expectations, and focusing on patient values. Key Takeaways: Keeping clinicians engaged and pr...

In this episode, Kelly Starrett discusses how physical therapists can expand their scope of practice beyond traditional settings and approaches. He talks about his mission to "unload unskilled care" from physical therapists to coaches and personal trainers so PTs can focus more on specialized, doctoring-level care. The conversation covers how PTs can get creative in solving problems in their local communities, the importance of movement benchmarks and "vital signs," and why pain should not be ...

Kelvin talks about his journey from being a practicing physical therapist to getting his MBA and moving into university relations at ATI Physical Therapy. He discusses the different career pathways available at ATI, including clinical, leadership, and non-traditional routes. Kelvin also shares what he's hearing from current PT students about their needs and interests, like managing student debt and desiring mentorship. He emphasizes the importance of listening to employees and creating progr...

Our guests share how their experiences with building relationships between organizations have lead to stronger successes in the clinic and in the labs to advance MSK care. Guests: Adam Lutz, ATI Director Care Quality & Innovation Trevor Lentz of the Duke Clinical Research Institute, explained his NIH work partnering with ATI. Chris Lane of University of North Carolina, shared his dissertation work partnering with Adam Lutz & ATI. FROM ATI Have you ever thought about where your career in ...

Dr. Stanley Paris has been a pioneering force in the physical therapy profession. In this episode, powered by ATI Physical Therapy, he shares stories from his career including founding the Orthopaedic Academy, being the first physio at the 1960 Olympics, and pushing for specialization in PT. We discuss building a strong foundation for the profession, avoiding burnout, and why he's bullish on the future of PT as musculoskeletal experts. FROM ATI Have you ever thought about where your career i...

In this episode, Spencer Blackman explains how he uses symbolic sensations to retrain the brain's interpretation of pain signals. He explains how the lower primitive parts of our brain can get stuck in threat response loops after injuries, keeping muscles tense and nerves firing years after tissues have healed. We discuss how finding the symbolic sensation of what the brain is trying to do in that area, like "pulling away" or "squishing", and solving for that can abruptly shift chronic pain pa...

Ryan Eder details his background in product design and how it led him to healthcare. He discusses the founding of IncludeHealth and their initial focus on smart rehab machines, before transitioning to using computer vision and digital therapy plans to guide patients through personalized at-home exercise routines. Their technology provides real-time feedback, tracks range of motion, and generates data for physical therapists with the goal of making physical therapy more accessible. Ryan explain...

Tamara shares her career journey from clinician to HR leader at ATI Physical Therapy. She discusses what motivated her shift into leadership and people development, how she helps create a culture where clinicians can grow and find meaningful work, and why having former clinicians in leadership roles brings value to the organization. Tamara also provides suggestions on questions candidates should ask in interviews to get a feel for a company's culture. FROM ATI Have you ever thought about wh...

Dive into the transformative world of LSVT BIG® on this episode of PT Pintcast, where we explore how this groundbreaking therapy is reshaping the lives of those with Parkinson's disease and beyond. Developed initially for Parkinson's patients, LSVT BIG® has proven its versatility in treating various neurological and movement disorders. In our discussion, we uncover the rigorous research-backed approach that recalibrates the brain to enhance motor and non-motor functions, ensuring lasting changes...

Barb Hoogenboom shares her experiences juggling being a professor, journal editor-in-chief, and treating patients while finding joy in her students' and former athletes' successes. We discuss trends in the physical therapy field she's noticed, including shifts in injury prevention language, new therapies like blood flow restriction, and global research development efforts. Barb also provides insight into the distinct yet complementary roles of athletic trainers and physical therapists. Join us ...

Cody Royer walks takes a good hard look at more than 400 ATI clinics in a year... And one big thing he pays attention to is, Cutting through the Clutter and Removing administrative burden. This way his clinicians can focus on delivering high-quality patient care and less on the other stuff. Keys to cutting the clutter: You need to have the tools and resources necessary to deliver outstanding patient care. Leveraging technological advancements to streamline intake, paperwork and other non-care...

Raine Osborne is the author of a new paper on the subject of clinical job satisfaction and employee retention. He's Joined by Tom Denninger from ATI and we got to talk about the research that shows the link between continuous learning, job satisfaction and employee retention. Key points for retention/satisfaction: Good/Fair Salary Strong Professional Identity Environment set up for Learning Clear possibilities for advancement They also recapped their iMSKA announcement representative of t...

Join us on this enlightening episode of PT Pintcast as we delve into the often-overlooked issue of pediatric incontinence with Kiley Gibbs, a board-certified clinical specialist in pediatric physical therapy. Gibbs, the founder of KCG Pediatric PT, shares groundbreaking insights into treating pediatric pelvic floor dysfunction, constipation, and incontinence through virtual sessions, offering hope and solutions to families and children affected by these conditions. Key Learning Points: Underst...

APTA President Bob Rowe shared what happened, what is happening and what will happen with the Academy of Orthopaedic Physical Therapy, celebrating their 50th anniversary. Thanks to ATI for powering our episodes from CSM Have you ever thought about where your career in physical therapy could take you? It's not just about the job; it's about making real connections that help patients get better faster. Imagine working somewhere you can grow through mentorship, and get leadership training that ...

Breakfast Club PT - Why messaging matters

Dr. Shanley and Dr. Pietrosimone share how they identified and approached solving the problem of the length of time that it took to get an injured athlete from injury to back to the field. They share the lessons from the ways that they went about it and how the role of relationships between physicians, athletic trainers, and physical therapist played a major role in their solution. Listen to get inspired and see how ATI is paving the way for a brighter future in physical therapy. #Leadership #...

In this transformative episode of PT Pintcast, we welcome Dr. Christine McCallum, an innovator in physical therapy who has pioneered on-site services directly at companies. With over 20 years of experience, Dr. McCallum shares her journey towards creating a healthier workforce, reducing workplace injuries, and providing health benefit equity for essential workers through direct-to-employer (D2E) physical therapy services. Key Learning Points: Direct-to-Employer PT Services: Unpacking the model...

Three PTs and a Livestream

Justin Feldman, the visionary behind Feldman Physical Therapy & Performance, as we explore the transformative power of physical therapy in today's healthcare landscape. Operating successful self-pay clinics in the Hudson Valley, Justin shares his passion for making physical therapy a positive and engaging experience for everyone. As a devoted husband, father, active marathon runner, triathlete, and a member of the Mount Snow Ski Patrol, Justin embodies the spirit of staying active and embracing...

Weekly live stream with Tony Maritato, Dave Kittle and Jimmy McKay We touch on: Should Clinical Instructors be Paid? Liquid Death Strategy Ford Podcast Strategy Jimmy's Radio Campaign Goals Follow me on the Socials Listen to my Podcast Subscribe to my YouTube Channel

1. Colorado Physical Therapy Association's advocacy campaign - Message of "your silence, our loss" - Encouraging members to write letters, donate, and share content - Focusing on how patients would be impacted without legislation 2. Jimmy's video clips for the campaign - Recorded interviews with physical therapists - Creating short video clips to share 3. Controversy over Dave's Twitter question - Tweeted question about whether physical therapists need to be physically fit - Sparked eng...

In this empowering episode of the PT Pintcast, we dive deep into the journey of financial liberation and success within the physical therapy field. Our guest, Kelly Alhooie, the visionary owner of Orthopelvic Physical Therapy and Pelvibiz, shares her inspiring story from starting in a parking lot to building a thriving, debt-free practice. Discover how to break free from the chains of student debt, the secrets to building a successful cash-based PT business, and why investing in yourself is the...